Gungahlin drive ramp from Gungahlin Drive to Ginninderra Drive closed.

johnboy 22 March 2011 22 March 2011 4

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Territory And Municipal Services informs us that the off ramp from Gungahlin Drive to Ginninderra Drive is “now closed until further notice”.

Apparently it didn’t like the rain.

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4 Responses to Gungahlin drive ramp from Gungahlin Drive to Ginninderra Drive closed.

EvanJames 10:33 am 22 Mar 11

Evidently more high-class roadworks from whoever they pay to build roads.

shirty_bear 10:31 am 22 Mar 11

Southbound.

Northbound is merely fvcked up, whereas southbound is gonski.

Thoroughly Smashed 9:47 am 22 Mar 11

Apparently it didn’t like the rain.

The ACT government meteorologists must be getting good at long range weather forecasts, it’s been advertised for about a week.

grump 9:29 am 22 Mar 11

HOW USEFUL – IS THAT NORTHBOUND, SOUTHBOUND OR BOTH????? (Caps intentional)

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